Buying an account, step by step

1. Read the card, not the chat

Every unique listing shows what you are buying before you pay: the screenshots, the level, the platform links, the email status, the seller and their history. If something you care about is not on the card, ask the seller through the chat on that listing before paying — the chat is tied to the listing, so nothing gets mixed up between two purchases.

2. Pay

Card, Apple Pay or crypto, whatever the checkout shows. The price you see is the price you pay. The money goes into escrow.

3. Get the credentials

For a pool listing they appear on your order page within minutes. For a seller listing the seller hands them over on the order page, inside the deadline printed on the listing. Credentials are stored encrypted and shown only there — never in email, never in chat.

4. Secure the account

Log in, change the password, change the email, enable two-factor authentication, unlink platforms you do not use. Do this inside the warranty window; it is what makes the account yours. See Securing the account after delivery.

5. Confirm

Confirm the order once the login works and the email is changed. That releases the seller's share to hold. If something is wrong, open a dispute from the order page instead.

What the warranty covers

Thirty days: if the original owner recovers the account inside that window, it is replaced or refunded. A lifetime extension is offered at checkout for fifteen percent of the order. See Warranty and refunds.